Musikmesse 2011: Ashdown MiBass amp head video demo

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Ashdown MiBass: 220 and 550-watt head versions available
Ashdown MiBass: 220 and 550-watt head versions available

Ashdown MiBass

Musikmesse 2011: Ashdown's latest small bass amp head is called the MiBass because of its customisable nature - bassists can choose different front panels, or even design their own (see the gallery for an example).

Check out the video above to see and hear the MiBass in action and read the original release for a closer look at the 220 and 550-watt models' spec: Ashdown launches ultra-portable MiBass bass amplifiers.

Tom Porter

Tom Porter worked on MusicRadar from its mid-2007 launch date to 2011, covering a range of music and music making topics, across features, gear news, reviews, interviews and more. A regular NAMM-goer back in the day, Tom now resides permanently in Los Angeles, where he's doing rather well at the Internet Movie Database (IMDB).

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